Dream and myth: the foundation for depth psychology

**devonin** · 10-1-2007, 11:55 AM

What's funny is that on most of the forums he copy/pastes to, they view him like you would some strange curiosity. He's amusing to watch, as long as you don't expect too much from him.

"He's really "Mostly Harmless," and if you argue with him directly you can even get an interesting reply..."

"Perhaps we should make a "The coberst Collection" or a "Best of coberst" with links to all his crossposted threads and forums he posts on."

"I see him as a do gooder who got seduced by psychological theories. Like most people who feel they've discovered special knowledge, they want to share it with others who lack such enlightenment."

10-1-2007, 11:55 AM	#13
devonin Very Grave Indeed Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Age: 42 Posts: 10,120	Re: Dream and myth: the foundation for depth psychology What's funny is that on most of the forums he copy/pastes to, they view him like you would some strange curiosity. He's amusing to watch, as long as you don't expect too much from him. "He's really "Mostly Harmless," and if you argue with him directly you can even get an interesting reply..." "Perhaps we should make a "The coberst Collection" or a "Best of coberst" with links to all his crossposted threads and forums he posts on." "I see him as a do gooder who got seduced by psychological theories. Like most people who feel they've discovered special knowledge, they want to share it with others who lack such enlightenment." Last edited by devonin; 10-1-2007 at 12:23 PM..

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